Gobelins

The club draws its nickname, Les Gobelins, from the neighbourhood in the 13th arrondissement where it started in 1968 as Football Club des Gobelins. A 2012 merger with Stade Olympique de Paris produced FC Gobelins Paris 13. In June 2020 it took the name Paris 13 Atletico, and it still plays in green and black.

Around 1,500 to 1,600 players hold licences, and the club has a social role in the area beyond the first team. Two players who came through the youth ranks are Karl Toko Ekambi, who played in the under-18s, and Soualiho Meïté, who stayed until under-13 level.

The first team has climbed steadily. Promotion from the Promotion d'Honneur came in 2008, followed by the Division d'Honneur in 2011 and the Division Supérieure Régionale in 2014. The club won Régional 1 in 2017 and National 3 in 2019. It then took National 2 Group B twice, in 2022 and 2024. The second title earned promotion to National, the third tier, and Frédéric Pereira has been president throughout that run since 2011.

Home is Stade Pelé, formerly Stade Boutroux, which holds about 1,300. For 2026–27 the club moves permanently to Stade Sébastien Charléty, with room for around 20,000, in the same season it enters Ligue 3, the restructured fourth tier.

Red Star remain the main opponent, with Versailles and Ivry behind them.